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Posted 8 months ago
Ted_Straub
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The first two images are of The Stegmaier Brewing Company's keychain commemorating the Brewery's Centennial in 1957. Nice work on this well designed keepsake.
Next is pictured the unique Stegmaier basketball scoring clock at the Kingston Armory, in Kingston, PA. Though the Eastern League, along with the Barons folded in the late 60s, this old time scoreboard still exists. Another testament to its age is the two digit scoring lights! During the games, the gold neon "Stegmaier Beer Time" would be visible for all of the fans to see.
Finally, is seen this 1953 Stegmaier thermometer. It still is accurate, and its brass construction, and glass face has stood the test of time.
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Thank you, BELLIN68.....
Your welcome Ted:)